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Racism is Real, but the Concept of White Fragility Could Use a Closer Look

Posted on February 21, 2020 by Valerie Tarico

Disagreement or raw feelings in race-forward situations can have many causes, and overly-broad use of concepts like white fragility may do more harm than good to the mission of reducing racism. Elizabeth is a progressive activist who signed up for … Continue reading →

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Mormon Church: Dark Skin a Sign of God’s Curse No Longer

Posted on December 11, 2013 by Valerie Tarico

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As of Friday, December 6, the Mormon Church has officially renounced the doctrine that brown skin is a punishment from God. In the Book of Mormon, (not the musical but the actual sacred text) dark skin is a sign of … Continue reading →

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